Abracs Multi-Tool Blade Set For Wood And Metal (MTWMSET8) - Clearance

One Set For Multiple Jobs

The Abracs 8pc Multi-Tool Blade Set is specifically designed to handle a wide range of cutting tasks in numerous material including wood, metal, plastics and mixed materials. 

A comprehensive set of blades compatible with most major brands and gives you the right blade for the job, without constantly switching tools or buying individual blades.

A set of blades idea for flooring installation and trimming, cutting timber, laminate and plasterboard, removing or cutting through nails, and general renovation and site work.

Now at a clearance price but with limited stock, so once they are gone, they are gone!

What blades are included?

• 2 x 34mm wood blades (standard cut)
• 1 x 34mm wood blade (precision cut)
• 1 x 34mm wood & metal blade
• 1 x 45mm wood & metal blade
• 1 x 68mm wood blade (standard)
• 1 x 68mm wood blade (precision)
• 1 x 87mm wood & metal plunge blade
  

Multi-Tool Blade Set Key Features & Benefits

• Versatile 8-Piece Set
• Includes 5 wood blades and 3 wood & metal blades, covering everything from precision cuts to heavy-duty applications.
• Bi-Metal HSS Teeth (Wood & Metal Blades)
• Designed for cutting wood with nails, sheet steel, aluminium and non-ferrous metals with durability and reliability.
• Precision & Standard Wood Blades, multi-material performance
  

Multi-Tool Blade Set Frequently Asked Questions 

Can I use these blades to cut wood with nails in it?

Yes, the bi-metal blades are specifically designed for cutting wood with embedded nails and light metals, making them ideal for renovation work.

What’s the difference between wood blades and wood & metal blades?

Wood blades are optimised for fast or clean timber cuts, while wood & metal blades are stronger and designed to handle mixed materials including metal and fixings.

Will this fit my multi-tool?

Yes, the set features a universal fitting system, meaning it works with most branded multi-tools.

How do I make multi-tool blades last longer?

Use the correct blade for each material, avoid excessive pressure, and let the tool do the work to reduce heat and wear.

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